NCJ Number
3257
Date Published
1971
Length
12 pages
Annotation
REVIEW OF EXISTING EVIDENCE AND AN EMPIRICAL STUDY DESIGNED TO EXPLORE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR AND EXTRAVERSION.
Abstract
THE HYPOTHESIS PROPOSED IS THAT THE IMPULSIVENESS COMPONENT OF EXTRAVERSION IS HIGHER IN CRIMINALS THAN NONCRIMINALS. COMPARISON BETWEEN A GROUP OF YOUNG CONVICTS AND A CONTROL GROUP OF DRAFTEES SUPPORTED THE THEORY. BIBLIOGRAPHY.